On Saturday, September 24, 2022 at 7:18:08 PM UTC+1, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
> EVERY WORD and EVERY ACT by the EVIL US UK Aus NZ Canada govts are "LIES"..
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> The ONLY thing REAL about Western Whites is their GENIUS FELLATIO
> EXPERTISE "regardless of their confused genders and age".
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> They Lie To Us
> https://caitlinjohnstone.substack.com/p/they-lie-to-us
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> https://covertactionmagazine.com/2022/09/19/ukrainian-hit-list-publishes-names-and-addresses-of-alleged-russian-propagandists-turns-out-to-be-based-not-in-ukraine-but-in-langley-va-where-cia-headquarters-is/
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> Ukrainian “Hit List” Publishes Names and Addresses of Alleged “Russian
> Propagandists:” Turns Out To Be Based Not in Ukraine But in Langley VA
> Where CIA Headquarters Is Located
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> Source: schillerinstitute.com]
> Just a coincidence, right?
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> Under Public Law 117-128, the U.S. Congress is funding an organization
> called Ukrainian Center for Countering Disinformation (CCD), whose
> professed purpose, according to its website, is to “counter Russian
> disinformation.” But its real purpose may be to create the equivalent of
> a “fatwah list” of alleged traitors whom patriotic Americans and/or
> Ukrainians will feel they have a green light to assassinate.
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> The fatwa list includes such “traitors” as writers Chris Hedges and
> Glenn Greenwald, political scientist John Mearsheimer, Pink Floyd singer
> Roger Waters, Senator Rand Paul (R-KY), former presidential candidate
> Tulsi Gabbard, conservative military analyst Edward Luttwak who was
> placed on the list for suggesting that referendums should be held in the
> Donetsk and Luhansk regions concerning their relations to Ukraine, and
> Henry Kissinger, who is worried about the prospects of a war between the
> U.S. and Russia.
>
> The profiles of many people targeted under the “hit list” has been
> posted on a website, Myrotvorets (meaning “peacemaker” in Ukrainian),
> whose domain name is listed as being in Langley, Virginia, headquarters
> of the CIA.
>
> Established in 2014 following the Maidan coup with assistance from a
> U.S. army intelligence officer, Joel Harding, Myrotvorets aims to out
> Russian intelligence service (FSB) agents and Wagner mercenaries
> alongside pro-Russian propagandists and features gruesome photos of dead
> Russians. Its welcome message advertises itself as a “CIA project..”
>
> Sadly, many on the Myrotvorets enemies list have already been
> assassinated. When this occurs, the Ukrainian word ЛИКВИДИРОВАН
> (“LIQUIDATED”) is stamped across their picture in big red letters—as
> happened when Italian journalist Andrea Rocchelli was murdered.
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> In an indication of its foul character, Myrotvorets has listed the names
> of more than 300 children, among them 13-year-old Faina Savenkova who
> has written on social media about the terror meted out by the Ukrainian
> Army in eastern Ukraine.
>
> The expansion of the Ukrainian government’s assassination
> campaign—modeled after the CIA-run Phoenix operation in Vietnam—was
> exemplified with the killing of Sergey Gorenko, the Luhansk People’s
> Republic (LPR) Prosecutor General, and his deputy, Yekaterina Steglenko,
> after a Kyiv bomb rocked the headquarters of the Prosecutor General’s
> office in Luhansk on September 16.
>
> On September 7, Ritter participated in a press conference hosted by the
> Schiller Institute, a German-based economic think tank, where he
> criticized New York’s congressional delegation for supporting House
> Resolution 7691, the Additional Supplemental Appropriations Act of 2022,
> which became Public Law 117-128 on May 21, 2022.
>
> In a July letter to Democrats Chuck Schumer, Kirsten Gillibrand and Paul
> Tonko, Ritter wrote that Public Law 117-128 violated the First Amendment
> of the United States Constitution which asserts that “Congress shall
> make no law…abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press.”
>
> Public Law 177-128 abridges freedom of speech and a free press by
> supporting the Government of Ukraine’s publication of the “blacklist,”
> which singles out U.S. citizens as “Russian propagandists” for
> exercising their constitutional rights pertaining to free speech and a
> free press.
>
> At the press conference on September 7, Ritter reiterated his disdain
> for the fact that U.S. taxpayer funds that are subsidizing the Ukrainian
> government are “being used to target and intimidate American citizens
> voicing their constitutional rights to freedom of speech.”
>
> Particularly dangerous, Ritter said, is the use of the label
> “information terrorist” by the CCD, which “basically gives a green light
> for critics of government policy to be adjudicated as terrorists,” and
> could “mean sanctioning the murder of Americans abroad or at home..”
>
> According to Ritter, the threat of Ukrainian state terrorism extending
> into the U.S. is very real.
>
> There are many Ukrainians living near him in upstate New York, he said,
> who worship Stepan Bandera, a Ukrainian nationalist and Nazi
> collaborator in World War II.
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> According to historian Norman J.W. Goda, Bandera’s lieutenants launched
> a pogrom that killed 4,000 Lvov Jews in a few days, using weapons
> ranging from guns to metal poles.
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> What kind of message does it send, Ritter asked, for the U.S. government
> to be supporting these groups and to label critics of its policies as
> “information terrorists”?
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> “If you think the website is a joke, ask Alexander Dugin who had to
> attend the funeral of his daughter [Darya Dugina who was killed in a car
> bomb by terrorists in Moscow on August 23].”
>
> Ritter considers himself an American patriot who served his country for
> years in the military and as a weapons inspector in Iraq.
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> He recalled being called “Saddam’s shill” and all kinds of other names
> for reporting the truth about the mythic WMD, and said that if people
> had absorbed what he said, the war in Iraq could have been avoided and
> millions of lives saved.
>
> With regard to Ukraine, Ritter said he is again being denounced, this
> time for making factual statements, such as that a) NATO has bases on
> Ukrainian soil; b) the war is a proxy conflict between the U.S. and
> Russia; and c) sanctions have harmed the U.S. and EU countries more than
> Russia.
>
> Ritter said that he is further being attacked because he undertook a
> careful forensic analysis of the atrocity in Bucha in March/April, which
> concluded that it “seemed to have been carried out by forces subordinate
> to the Ukrainian government.”[2]
>
> Ritter says that he invites debate and disagreement about his
> assessments—including from people working at the CCD.
>
> “If people disagree with my facts and conclusions, then debate me—but
> don’t seek to silence me through intimidation or label me an information
> terrorist which could potentially mark me for death.”
> Geoff Young, Democratic Party Nominee from Kentucky, Also on Hit List
>
> Geoff Young, the Democratic Party nominee in Kentucky’s 6th
> Congressional District, is also on the Ukrainian government hit
> list—though few in his party have stood up for him.
>
> Young says that he is on the list because he has adopted the position
> that, since 2014, Ukraine has not been a functional democracy.
>
> Rather, it has been largely controlled by the U.S. State Department and
> CIA and has been shelling innocent civilians in Donetsk and Luhansk,
> killing more than 10,000 civilians—three times more than were killed in
> the U.S. on 9/11.
>
> Ukraine has further sent well-armed Nazi groups to attack ethnic
> Russians in acts of ethnic cleansing that have been unreported in U.S.
> media.
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> Young says that his inclusion on the hit list is a form of election
> meddling—they are trying to discredit his name and ruin his chances of
> unseating Republican Party incumbent Andy Barr, against whom Young is
> running.
> LaRouche Candidate for New York Senate Diane Sare Attacked
>
> Another person on the hit list is Diane Sare, a Burlington, Vermont,
> native who is challenging Chuck Schumer for his Senate seat in New York
> in the November midterms.
>
> A former classical musician and choral conductor, Sare is a founder of
> the Schiller Institute and worked for 32 years with Lyndon LaRouche
> until his death in 2019.
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> LaRouche was a controversial figure in U.S. politics who is regarded by
> some as a cult leader, CIA creation or even fascist.
>
> Many of his ideas were visionary nevertheless, including in his support
> for U.S.-Russia cooperation and the development of a new world security
> architecture and economic system that would be more democratic,
> equitable and prevent future wars.
>
> Sare said at the September 7 press conference that the death list and
> demonization campaign has been successful in silencing debate over the
> U.S. arming of a fascist regime in Ukraine—a regime that has banned 13
> opposition parties, shut down Russian media, outlawed collective
> bargaining and threatened anyone who plans to vote to rejoin Russia in
> referenda being set up in eastern Ukraine.
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> Sare also said that Payton Gendron, the Buffalo, New York, shooter who
> shot up Black people in a grocery store earlier this summer, wore logos
> on his jacket th